Teaching
CIVE 4980/6980 (015) & BIOE 4980 (036) Microbiome and multi-Omics
The course aims to cover from the basics of microbiology to fundamental concepts of the most recent microbiome research and multi-omic technologies. The class will provide fundamental knowledge of microbiology to the students with different training and backgrounds, such as engineering, science, pharmacy, and medicine
Knowledge on microbiome and multi-omics will be applied to understand how microbes contribute to biological processes, human health, and environmental sustainability.
Offered every Spring semester
CIVE 3610- Water supply and treatment
This course includes lecture, laboratory exercises and a team-based design project. The topics covered will include water quality, water supply, design of the physical and chemical treatment processes, water distribution systems and contemporary issues related to drinking water.
Offered every Fall semester
CIVE 3630- Wastewater engineering
This course is focused on wastewater engineering processes. The class format may include lectures, laboratory and field exercises, problem sessions, and team-based design work. The topics covered will include wastewater characterization, collection, treatment process design, discharge, as well as storm water management and modeling.
Offered every Fall semester
CIVE 6990- Independent study for civil and environmental engineering
Course description: The student, under the guidance of their research advisor, explores in-depth specific areas or topics related to their project, thesis, or dissertation research, or other academic interests.
CIVE 6960- Graduate research and thesis- Masters civil engineering
Course description: Graduate research towards the completion of a Master degree.
CIVE 8960- Doctoral graduate research and dissertation civil engineering
Course description: Graduate research towards the completion of a Doctoral degree.